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  1. Dollar General - 28225 State Rte 187

    28225 State Rte 187, Wysox PA 18854

    3.1 Average 33 reviews

    “It’s a smaller Dollar General location, but it has all the essentials. It’s always clean and usually quiet. It’s really nice to have in the area, especially since there aren’t many easily accessible stores nearby. They also have internet; it isn’t very fast, but you can make calls and send texts over WiFi, which is nice considering we have no cell service in this area.”

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  2. Dollar General - W Farm Home Plz

    W Farm Home Plz, US-6, Wyalusing PA 18853

    3.4 Good 53 reviews

    “Right now with the covid , there trying to keep shelves stocked . They Have freezer item .and lots of other stuff . still a shortage on TP. and cleaning supplies . All in all still a great store .”

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  3. Dollar General - 151 Golden Mile Rd

    151 Golden Mile Rd, Towanda PA 18848

    3 Average 76 reviews

    “This is a very nice Dollar General store! I’ve never found the aisles cluttered anymore than any dollar type store. Just take your time and I’ve always found some great items here at budget prices. The employees are very nice and professional. If they sometimes seem a little gruff, it’s because they are very busy. You try keeping trucks unloaded, stock shelves, while waiting on customers! It’s hard to do, without losing you cool, once in awhile. As far as being dirty or having lots of cigarette butts lying around outside. Try walking under the overhang along the Bradford Towne Center stores, while looking around, especially at the ceiling above you! I think this Dollar General Store and the employees do a great job!”

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